Outdoor Furniture Oil

Enrich your timbers natural beauty with Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil.

Maintain and protect your beautiful outdoor timber furniture against nature's elements with a protective, penetrating wood oil. With added eucalyptus oil, the Outdoor Furniture Oil protects your furniture from UV rays and has superb water resistance.

You don't have to choose between protecting your furniture or maintaining your appearance, our Outdoor Timber Furniture Oil does both. Choose from any of the natural, elegant colours that will only compliment your own colour scheme.

Note: Outdoor Furniture Oil Clear is NOT recommended to withstand direct sunlight. For added UV protection, select one of the colour tinted Outdoor Furniture Oils which have higher levels of UV filters for longer lasting protection.

Safety Data Sheet

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WHERE TO USE

Timber outdoor furniture, BBQ trolleys, and benches

FINISH

Matt

COVERAGE RATE

6m² per litre

NUMBER OF COATS

2 Coats

RECOAT TIME

Recoat after 12 hour

DRY TIME

24 Hours

CLEAN UP

Mineral Turpentine. Soak application cloths in water prior to disposal.

SIZE

1L, 2L

How to prepare my furniture for Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil:

Using the Feast Watson Woodclean, ensure your furniture is clean from any dirt, oil, wax, or grease. Allow to dry before applying.

How to apply and oil outdoor wood furniture using Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil:

Make sure your Outdoor Furniture Oil is thoroughly stirred both before and during application to ensure a uniform colour.
- Note: If you require more than one can, mix them together in one large container before starting work.
Using a quality brush or the Outdoor Furniture Spray, apply your first coat. Work along 3-4 plants at a time, in the direction of the grain. And remember, ensure your edges and end grain are fully coated!
- If you are using the spray, remember to back brush to ensure even penetration.
Go make yourself a coffee and let the oil penetrate. Once you have had your coffee, remove any excess oil with a brush or clean cloth.
Leave to try for 12 hours before the second coat.

TIP: When applying oil to outdoor furniture, it is always best to work on the inside of the leg first and lap your way around, then work up onto the seat. Finish off with the back of the chair or bench.

How to maintain my furniture after using Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil?

As you would any outdoor furniture, keep an eye out for any signs of colour loss, dryness, and weathering.
If required, use Woodclean to clean the surface, and recoat with one coat of Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil.

Good as new!

Woodprep

A powerful oxalic acid based clearner to remove oil, mould, stains and tannins from outdoor timber.

PREPARATION

How to prepare my furniture for Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil:

Using the Feast Watson Woodclean, ensure your furniture is clean from any dirt, oil, wax, or grease. Allow to dry before applying.

APPLICATION

How to apply and oil outdoor wood furniture using Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil:

Make sure your Outdoor Furniture Oil is thoroughly stirred both before and during application to ensure a uniform colour.
- Note: If you require more than one can, mix them together in one large container before starting work.
Using a quality brush or the Outdoor Furniture Spray, apply your first coat. Work along 3-4 plants at a time, in the direction of the grain. And remember, ensure your edges and end grain are fully coated!
- If you are using the spray, remember to back brush to ensure even penetration.
Go make yourself a coffee and let the oil penetrate. Once you have had your coffee, remove any excess oil with a brush or clean cloth.
Leave to try for 12 hours before the second coat.

MAINTENANCE

How to maintain my furniture after using Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil?

As you would any outdoor furniture, keep an eye out for any signs of colour loss, dryness, and weathering.
If required, use Woodclean to clean the surface, and recoat with one coat of Feast Watson Outdoor Furniture Oil.

Good as new!

RELATED PRODUCTS

Woodprep

A powerful oxalic acid based clearner to remove oil, mould, stains and tannins from outdoor timber.

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